Solana Crypto

Solana Crypto (SOL) Explained

SOL is the cryptocurrency of the Solana blockchain. Its price in US dollars (SOL/USD) is set by trading on exchanges around the world.

Non-custodial · One signature · Metaplex metadata + IPFS · Deployed on mainnet

SOL to USD

The SOL/USD rate is the price buyers and sellers agree on at a given moment. Different exchanges can show slightly different prices. See how much $1 of Solana buys.

Storing and using SOL

Keep SOL in a self-custodial wallet such as Phantom or Solflare, or on an exchange. Use it to pay fees, stake, trade or create tokens. If you want to build on Solana, the Solana token creator deploys a token in one signed transaction, and creators can enter the $100 creator giveaway (a promotional draw; no prize is guaranteed).

This page is educational and is not financial or investment advice. Crypto prices are volatile and you can lose money.

Step-by-step

  1. Step 1. Choose a wallet

    Self-custody or exchange.

  2. Step 2. Check SOL/USD

    Use a live price source.

  3. Step 3. Buy or receive SOL

    See how to receive SOL.

  4. Step 4. Keep your seed phrase safe

    Offline only.

Start your token here

Type a name and ticker — we'll carry them straight into the creator. No wallet needed yet.

Frequently asked questions

What is the ticker for Solana?

SOL.

Where does SOL trade?

On most major centralised exchanges and on Solana decentralised exchanges.

Why do prices differ between exchanges?

Each exchange has its own buyers and sellers, so prices can vary slightly.

Is SOL the same as Solana?

Solana is the network; SOL is its coin.

Keep reading

Ready to create your token?

Connect your wallet, fill the form, sign once. Your token is live on mainnet with on-chain metadata, a real logo, and optional authority revokes.